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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17
AppOIated By the Presiiens.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The Pfesl-
deBt this afternoon made the following
appointments: @. II. j. Taylor, OF Kan
sas Oisy, to be Minister Resident and
Consul General to Liberia; James Il.
HOemer, Of New York, TO be Secretary
of the Legation 10 the Central Amsri-
can States and Consul General at Qua
temalA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17
HFaRedY In TaaIaa.

ToUIOs, March l6.-Tcday n. Aabor-
gal, conductor Of the orehestra at the
Grand ThesteE, quATrsllea with his mis-
Trees. an actress named Lery. and shot
Der dead - she vas buying g tieket at
the railway station going from the city.
TIE murderer then threw himself be
ne9th the wheels Of the passenger train
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17
Te Morally Support the AmeeP.

LONDON, March l6.-A Vienna GORE
spondent TO the Standard says il is re-
ported that Emperor william, on his
birthday, will proclaim Grown Prince
Frederick William Go RsRent, With the
consent Of the RundesFath.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17
THKY WIRE YOUNG.

LONDON, March 16 A dispstch from
st. Petersburg says that two Of the six
persons arrested on the Newski Pros
ptct are quite young and that two
others appear 10 belong TO he peasant
class. All six carried poisons and it is
presumed that they intended to commit
suicide in the event Of their being ar
rested, bat we're deprived of the chance
BY the suddsnaess of their capture.
Over rs students Of the Bestucheff In
stitute are among these arrested in con-
nection with the assassination plot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17

The Jury In tba case Of John ].
O'Brien, charged with eonplieity IN the
hAFbor frau9s, came into coaFt this
narUing after being eut ail nigkt. and
annosnoed . disARreemest. The iury
stood oue for aequittal and eleven for
eeryictiop. TITS vas The third trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17
Coming weather.

SAS FHAScIsoo March Is In 5ioations
for the "a honss commanding At 4e-m.
on March I7th: Ossgyn and Waking
ton TeFFitsFy, fair weather, ptecsded BY
light rains along tbs coast frOm Port
land nortbUArs.
Commanders On the AsaskA Reate.
SAx FKANcnco. March l6-C4ptain
ingalls,, 4 8rmsriv Of the steamer Or zaba,
hAs gone 90 Port ToWBsepd TO taks
eaa EnAnd q the steamer Idaho, bound
30 Sitka, Aiasks- Captain Carroll, OF
the latter vessel. gees 10 Portland q
take commaDd Of the steamer Oiyn-
piau, which Is being prepared there fol
sumfner excuraioua 20 Alaska.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17

sax FBaSoIsoo. Marsh Is l6-ArTived-
Steamer Geo. ". .Rid@F, Seattle. sailed -
Steamer UDAtiiia. Seattle; stesm tag
Donald. Astoria; ship Yosemite. Ia
coma; bark Esoch Talbot, Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17

OONoAA4OL LNAED d oh4II5H bUHALAhs
LONDON, March 16.-QueeA Victoria
has ssst a telegram to the CzaF, con-
graduating him on bis escape. The
Prince of Wales visited the Russian
Ambassador and expressed the grief OF
himself aud the Princess Of Wales that
such an attempt had been made on ths
life Of tie CzsT. and extended oopgratu-
latiOns UPON His Msjssty's escape.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17
-FOUR MORE ARRESTS

A dispatch from Berlin ssys that fo1r
more arrests have been made in ST.
Petersburg Of persons having eKplO
sives In their DO session.
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BERLIN, March l6.-The Post takes a
gloomy view Of the pIet to assassinate
the Gar and says: with terror and
regret We say that Europe must prepare
TO see the Russians adopt the policy
taking shape either In fantastic FesiR-
nation or frantic adventure. The latter
is more probable. II will require super
human effort on the part of the Ozsr to
oppose the tempest OF voices calling for
war as a remedy for Russia's woes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17

NEW YORK, MRr0h Ib--An unanocesa-
full attempt was made today TO have the
trial of Alderman Clsary. which 10 now
pEogressIpg before Jadqe Barrett, ia the
Court OF Over and Terminsr, taken oct
Of the hands Of that Judge and removed
10 another Court. Counsel for Oleary
made application to Judge Patterson OF
the Supreme Court Chambers. Judge
Patterson refused to grant the order. en-
the ground that the case vas already
actually on trial. The petition charged
local Preiudice, and iRtimated also that
Judge Barrett vas prsiudiced against
the defendant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-10

La So FmnetB O - s,s.1s,
$500. fas VfeseFls an3 knAea 1oznt
- = FfsfaF 90 fnllowzs
~ VietoFia-R D Latdl9w, Mrs Cap.
49, OF Msrsip. J 9 AndFus enc
49, W.f9 4 8fsEezys 3fB DieheE, &C.
49, S..s $3.50 Nwan nnd wffe. ,
$500 7f,shaaa wurioBs ~ J Dsvls. =
- Port Togpss1d-1 B Cnsselei, y
HssSssson. Mzs B hssEiek' = LsSn
- ~, es~ssls-MIss Davis, MysN Bed,
- N ChenntB. q O We14, n y
p-sscs. o Goldslsfn. 4 AAndsfsen. =
1.sfisc. 4 b Uine0al, \ He7alHrE
srImT Z GriAn. Bfs Les Wa DAY
n Oroekes. WFiRhA.
- Tscsms--J y Csvslaush Mss
r,-sss ana SEQ, TIllis Dasia Z Q STAR
"a 3 Crawford
$500 Hsron % Ne HoEtbeFn Paeiae
Rtsssv: WB Weltman, B 4 0mN1gy.
"a gnish. W n Dxoas = J Mieshall,
AZ aIaAeF. ! n 6ladeR. O J hfislo9s ,
3 6onnoE. and 81 immigsanta.
psa1rd Nedfofd oa the Oseaon Cal
sssySsN. Fflday, q Mouteiih. 2 3 Aassll,
- 4 Z Kes6y, q b kileys Ella Davis,
IOharchiIl a0d gtfs. = CoapsF ano
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Ses ksft0n, b " BlAksly, B Daksrs
= MsDonaafl, n Hove, John q Adanas.
az wider, @ W BaEisDd, . Howell
and 5 emiaFantA
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unsasa 1sals kuauuoll.a Astwnes
whIls 80 aaustssnnG yanaanans d .
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raansalsa fhe rsp1zh q 9. @. Fseal
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- t111sa1 And e1neRs. q rzsBlNe -
fnf1hsR eax.Arn anA dnaarnealoA 81 lim-
n1R - 1hs 01gna6s Rgunanln8 ca -
snr4egs4 pablie lznGl. f1f the NeE.hetA
tee.4e kailsosd coupanD. . uhi.A hs
azk14 fsR tna1sa11z1n& N. A1i1e
9ztd; r hass E2Getes1 - further n
elEngtt1n8 nlln1lss aa aui1s aMaing1 tns
hoEfheea Rnafns H4flEsa& sd ~
11zM1B ees eu11ina almbsR d - oaa-
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Asioznag 0sm9nA aAM1 @g 1slaaEam had
e9aE NafeKrnA - tAa BSaEn4eEy of Ne
ln1sEieg, ana thnA ] Wueld - inslE1s1e&
81 ~ sspoEe fson shzs uease e - -
sasps % y azkan ~ NJ In tha nnelsRs
h1A have resolved Ne insaEmat3nma as
go IlaeEn nnMeieIIy. hawugnE. fhaa
waen ~ taleHraN wna r1oetVa6 b. thol
At3oFns7 0snnral g 80 tafarSed - teeI
OommiosionaK of - 0snaEal Ennd Or
les fer his report. and IN NJ eoafna q
Q Iona FeplY he nafds
Il have fospesttuEly % asats thaa d
VIZ e ~ ptain and apeaiaa taEne e.
- N0EsAaRn Raoi8e 8niIroa6's nENu1-
iuM ngt Of Snly q 1o6k anA of tha aNn-I
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porMlt1tn9 kfmo1g EeQutEs9 for oon-l
s.luDtioA % b taxa fpo1 pahlio laD6sl
noi aoeut b TIE iino e n1t1 r1n1. -
riane b pro0urn enmetEu9E1am timhaRl
fBom pnhsls lanAn fhus ooninKssa mssal
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no9 wheRe he bsDaae1aEisa AZ ~ lac
mAY ohoo1n and 6irnaf. ThsF are a.
lhQrine1 - Gu Upen adtaasna lands
ealy. Sash ndtaesneg ooninmplaans nst
enls psblfs lan1l 81 sinina Ne soad bss
lhoe1 Wiehtn gaeh 6unvon1ona Diseases
rom Tie road - mas be Huaehsd b. Or
1imnxy sEanapoglm1ian b. wAennA and
BOT otherwiDs. eea dsuinion sandaRoA u
0ni.ed Dlatss ". Dsnvss q RIO GrABds
Railroad Company ssndsred e Ne Az
znst tsfm az iha UnIted Gtaiea DislHiss
Ooart noe 20 RopoFaed. II annh land
10 noe furnish ehe aasiEe6 finhef,
'ho leu eonfaza ne auehnEitg
,oF pFeeaFina q faem cthsg Dahlie
auoa PlAinly end unsQnivoealiy rs
Railroad Company hays no Eiahk 10
aks timber from pablis lanas 800 milss
ll1enn1 from he work AZ constFuetiun.
~ sstaEdinf Of p1oRse9 toward eoa.-
'letina and cpeEasinR els soad. which /
nag res4it from bsin9 obliged 10 stop i
'perations apoa feRhidden tesgitogy, /
stli Ne doub9 woEk inoonveaienea an6 |
hardship. hzt thna aGaEda % anfhnEisy
% exsssdin9 The limitnliona Of aid !
.ct. II 10 no juatieeation for vioIaiinR |
% law Which m1st BE- uphsid u TIE
ntsH1sf Of The pahlie and che good Of
be 0essEnmsna. Issspeetfnliy recon-
aend thai the Attorney General Be Ian
aediately requested 10 instruct the
lnited elatss AitsEney 10 plonptly take /
be necessary legal msasafss % pEsvont
uFtheS esnrsdnsiena npoa pahlfe lands /
3 said paFtias, and 70 pRotseA the inass-
q o. the Government In the latter"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-10
HRRYTRfEs.

Cbisf yustiss Jones d moi veil. He IL
rzsssiDe With biilicas attaek.
Tha osnsssI dockst wi be eaaIad a
ths Disisios Ooast Monday SepeemhsE
I7sh.
The Slss front building b noe IN The
mIadls Of Yssier's wharf On - journey
asFoss The s1Fests
Business 90 shs Juaaiss1 OenFt wna
siiIu VeslsR&ay, nothfaa Of impo1tanse
IsanspirlDa IL ether o0aFt.
TIE ship Fanny Tucker, Captain
n. 0fesnioaf, arrived hess yaateEday
abAsF charter to load Black Diamond
esd. -
Prosseutiua AttoEnsy Ronald = %
a. aIok list. Yesterday be wna coon
usllsd 20 eiss - right in ne mieas of
g important casa.
An TndIau hshsrman atatMa ysgtsf6hy
thes he run Of silver aalnaen lad CON
1ssnasd during ths past day oe 20. 10
Ihal y the osss hsh viii be abundant to
. fse days
ssmss n. WooleFy, Depufy united
N.aNa Marshal, left last evening for
ReFs Madison 20 aTEeat 3 p1ominenA cit-
len 81 Kitsau County Ter efealiuR oas-
Re from IN Indian reseTvatiau.
Mr.. =. ". Mo0iuuis znd Miss la !.
Hshn& beth Of Seattle, who wsfs mar
ried 81 TIE paFsouaRe Of Qalvaey Church
u Portland. b the Rev. q. ". LaDdon,
Wednesday beDesnbeR 1th, returned 20
this city last evening.
Tha hep growers Of Puyallup were
eomeuhak eiaied over the reoeipt Of q
oahlenram froz LoBaon yesterday. cay
ia thaa The hop market Wea mach arm-
n. eouueausns upon lees fAvofahis 70
pogls from Me hop Aelda u tae eusti-
asat.
There viz Be g unlon meeting Of ell
he yOaDa peoples onieas sn4 eoe1sGleo
Of Christian endeavoF, 81 the Methodist
PFutestaut ChuFeh on Sunday evsntnRs
Uommeuoina e go o'oleek. The meet |
lna u 70 be led b. Major Hardy, ct The
7. n. o. A, work.
TIE powerful steam ina Tyee. oelong.
Ina 70 the Puget NIL Company, len |
yssisedag fox San Francisco. WHARF she |
viii undergo extensive repaire. seattle
1Aculd havs shipyesd where al snon
work eau BE- done without having 10 80 |
70 san Ne1M8a38ts
Az ON be noticed IN another column,
NJ. james Il. Orr, formerly the popnlaf
head WnilsF 81 she Occidental, ana . /
egusIaunan who has had years Of expert
snsa n many Of the heaa hotels IN the
country, viii open = dFss claG dining
room a. the Arlington.
II was axpeaied shat The steam tua
Rainier wOaid be completed and ready
for busineas b. che ism Of eeptsmheF,
bat owing 20 unsxpscied delays che viii
uoa Ne oat before The hrst OF Oeto6er.
She will be onn slzs smaller than The
Moaul, bat almoat her equal % far ~
power 10 concerned.
A box containing Elk doEsn pFaiFie
chickens arrived here By sxpfeas last
evAnina, frosn the memeeFs OF the beat-
tla Rod and Gun Ciab, Who are enjoy
lua thaiF fFsa annual eiab h1nt IN Est
eFn Washington. A letter In the boz
dsslgnaled among whom The BIRDS ere
10 Be distRlbated.
Edward O. Human, Postmaster Of
Oliaton, Ialand Conniy, and Gerald
% the same place, have
been lndisled by ths Usiied Ststss
Grad Jury On o charge Of selling
Whlskey 10 Indians. Tue defandants
we're broueht 90 seattle yesterday, and
are both Respectable looking men. IheY
pruanat their innoeeneo % the charge,
and desire THAI tha puelic shall snapend
iudgmspt until tho OoaFss have tnVestt-
gated TIE ohasRes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-10

TEEsaaAPH GAIL sTsrsN.-ManageE
Snow. Of The Western Union Telegraph
oompsny. states that ths call system Of
bis Company viii be In operation today.
About 6fty boxea have beea pat ~ In
she hotels and pFineipal businsss housts.
and persons desiring TO telegraph have
eut 70 ring np The general ofhee % theea
boxes, when meesenasR viii b sent -
81 the message and 0arfy 70 % The Of
dee. where u will Be transmitted over
The wires. This impFovsmsas 10 made
merely for The bena6s Of the paiFone Of
the Company and no charges are mads
above the ordinary rates tor messages
wFitaen Cd The ofAss. The SERVES viii
ss IN operation from 7;a6 .. y. b ;
a. m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-10
KB1HcDIsT cOEFERRyc1.

RnoCEEDTHas % xMz ancunD nxx.
OExngxa. 9spa. e.--Ounfsrsnes nnss at
SO .. q. nnd was I'D d rsageE b
heg. O. p 8tayton.
Diehop tech ahe ckaiE e 3 a..
}. ". Do1h9 nnpozG6 emllnassnms IS,
O MaDaEmoGh s. nnd Dnnaennns
Mi1ai1neRF OoiIe1s1oa S.
4 oonUHnlEnfIou from 0oE. Ssmnla.
eakinE fer esElAin Infosnaiisn. Was ss1d
ana Egf1krn&
Comma nisAslDn fsom Bousan Univus.
slly pef1Ese1 b E6nsefion 0ummiltsa.
kepc1l q HeoEsessY At Beard %
CA1fo1 MxsauGiuns. HsfaErsd.
Report ct Incorporated Boasd of
EFnntese o. PuQss eoand univsEuiiy,
Fesd and refoEFsd.
Oommanisasisa from AIIsu Weir,
ssesssasy Port Townsend Beard Il
Trade. Referred.
Also fEom esFtain trustees of The
PeRst 6oand University. pEotsakina
sRAtast TIE as1ion Of the incorporates
AIso rspora Of IN Dsnison. aasna
los ses Pnaet Boas4 University. ks-
Rsv. Mr.. Dsnlson sabmishsd sssporsI
fem lhe special sommittee o. The
DAIles Missi0n elAlm.
Rev. W. 3. 6lmpsan, % the Cusnmkia
kivef Confegencs. q inxiiakioB, a.
dressed t8s Gonfsee1es on fha subiees
of Ne Eapufk nspaEs sdopte6.
Rev. W. B. Lee, Of the Prssbytasian
Church, Olympia. and Rev. Adam Kip
pei, Business MsnnQsR ef tie PFssbyseF-
ian Church A6cocefs, weRe fntEoduoed.
On molten, Rev. A. Atwood was Addsd
% the eommlsses. as Ohairman, Of Che
eeandinsvi4n work.
Rsv. b b. Massey intFodnesd reso-
LUTON REGARDING SENSATIONAL moneys.
Rsv. /. DHlon sabmiitsd report on
Bible Cauaa
Rsx. p. d Hefsisr addressed the Oon-
ferenos In fsRAFd 20 the work Of The
American Bible S3oiety. Adopsed.
The question Of ehangine the &astFio-
live rule IN aoe0fdance wtth shs com
munioaaIoa for the Secretary q the /
General Oo1fsFsnoe Wa1 taksn ap. II.
D. Brown moved non eoneurFenee. Tue
QUESTION Us argued By MessEz. Brown,
Dsnison. Dsyoeo. Asweo6, Le eonrd,
nsooks asd HaDsou. notion prevailed
70 70 -.
A SuhacEipaloa Of e11 was taken NJ
for prinsina che Oopfsrsnss minutes.
Ordered that certain csplee Of journal
Of Oregon Conference Be proeuFred.
Also that oaeh family haginH enter
tainsd the members Of the Oonfersnoe,
be eutttisd 10 cno onpy.
UniveFaity qasstinn made the special
order for Friday At 10 Q. NJ, the dis
eussian 20 Be rsstristed 70 members Of
lhe Conferences.
Ordered shat the election Of Q deleaate
70 the General Conference Be made TIE
special order for Saturday.
Governor eempls vas introduced and
addressed the Conference, followed BY
Bishop Foster.
After she honediction By hev. J. y.
Devoro The Oonfsreneo adjourned.
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REAL BsTzTE.

Ths following transactions have 90
surTed since our issa report:
Aebrsy Bennsltto Ellis MoEEison, lets
9 and 4. block II. Edes q Kniaha'e Cd
dition; et7A
Henry q. Gtruvs end LAsalIa p.
etEuvs 20 Samnel OoaiteR, ane-half Of
south ous-half e Les z, hioek 2, d. 8.
Aaynard's plat; also one half % thet
part Of loo (plat a. ahoVe). described
80 follows: Beginning a TIE nenth- ensf
corner Of lot 3. sheneo Wsst 20 fost,
eofth % feet, east 70 feel, and south %
bsRinnins % feee, toastheF With al ap-
puFtenanees; $500.
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sAExzzs or I'M EEDER-Ths stesna'
ship Gss. ". KiasR VII Leave osaa1is
Tor San FFanoisss % Q o'eleek this
moFuine, tAking q full cargo Of
frsiQht and ne follewing liss d palssn-
aefs frou seattle: 4. UaDcnalA, ]. 4.
Farrell, Jessie Mask, HiD o. B. Ree1,
MiaB 8. Psok. Misa Carrie Ti1ls. A. san.
nan and wife, y. II. GcliAEs. n. 3
Brown, }. BoEns1sia, 4. Wntkias, o. 3
San, n. =. Halo and vita Nfs. pssk
nlrA Nay MsndA9, ni1 n Osabb, y. @
Anareu1 ana wife. Fred 1oasg, Mim
Basnia ami1h, Mrs. 0e1evisss HaEfnR, y
M. Hnyken, and - 10 Ne s,oaEnaA
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FUxzzLL ToDA1. = The funeral Ssr-
viess over the remains Of ths late Wn.
n. Ball, dsesassd, will taxa plaes fsom
Bells Hail, North Seattle. today e II
o'clock, Rev. John Damon ofhointinR.
Fhe funeral viii b under the auspices
Of the Odd Fellovs. bab too ssta o. pail
bearers have hesn appointed from
she cid settleFs aud one from Seattle
Lodge No. Z, ]. o. o. =. Ths fellouina
ere honorary pail. bearers Hon. Arthur
A. Denny, walter Graham, Robert Rus-
call, Hlliofy Bualer, Dr.. n. A. Smith, q
q. BnitheTs. y. D. Hinekiey end q. y
Maddoeks. The pail bearers appointed
By Seattle ledge No. ., !. O. O. y, 81.
@. L. ManBine, B. p. Busk. y. W
Wsld. b. 0odiDR, Mosss KeessR, n. Il
MssksF, O. 2. FaETaz and David West.
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0aAzD AnHI o. IN RsFusE1o.-san-
plss far ths o. Lsais sxhibas 70 ~ hsid
In connsetion eth tAs O. A. n rsunisn,
gin Be sarsied fsss 70 ne DepsftDsnl
CommnnaeR, 4. p. Curry, 81 Bpokans
Falla 4 touris1 sie9peF b - - pRo-
Vsasd frna fos tns uas - ne O. A. b.
memhars ana eriand4 aDd will leave
Taeona espeemhuR Ieth. 2a1h and 2lsl.
n VII only - nee11a1fy % faKninh
naasEsssss. blanksas and sdll0ss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-10

Anoruzn RxPozrHD HrzDzA-Uai.
"a saasss Marshal Hanfaoa rsssivsd .
sslaarAm ysrtsrday from . Rsnale1an
n SnoAomisA Clsy, watch read 81 fol-
Icws: "A drunksn seFaps feesntls teuk
plsss q TIE had q TIE rtvsE, darina
whlch naroeP was oomDis,ed. e4Fs
hssn there and learned ne paFsiealafs.
Talanrnph me What % Do a raDoFAsE
eallSd % The Marshal 10 learn what b
"a duns n ne master. and reee1ve1
ths fo,louina a1Atoment ffoD MR.
Hsuilsau: Il kn0v 4cthiB9 of The AZ
Fair furshaR thAn whaa b eoneAined h
rs lslsgFam yea have ussn. oel ffo@
- fsoi thai TIE matter ha8 ben -
asrssd 70 NJ ] eAke q hAa1 D. w1s .
arunksn roo Ams8a Iodiana. b1f - q
asok plaea Of ne FeaaFVatte1 u dne1
nos oons nndsg ny tnrIldieelons nn4
90 wrass nv tnforDa1l ind a6yise1
Ain thas b had eseteR Fsposs TIE faes1
a. ths ensErG cf Soehomish eu1nfy. q
IA assured IN hs iaziBdinatoa, % 9eaRtn
Cnahsnns IL q asek pasas thss sada q
~ -. ga have . I1essEiaased By ~
asan1 SuEy - asan 90 poesihlA."
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NATURES own IRUe LAxATIvn.

The delicious fav0r and healthy
proessttss o. sound, ripe fsuil are well
known. and seeing the nsaA Of an aHPas-
abla and elective laxative Ne Oali-
fornta Tia eErRp CO. eommenesd ( fsw
yeaE1 go 30 mnnufaetmea q eonosu-
traiad eyTap Of KaRg Which has given
saeA general eatssfssaiun shAa L q
rapidly sapsFsedina tno bitter arsstls
liver me1isinee and eanhaEtios hithoTto
In uas. II soetive or hiliious try Il. For
sale in % esnt and 81 boailes by
sesdWsm a. y HxzwAzR.
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Lns IzsunzD.-M Mr.. 9. b Carr. of -
arm of Hssa 4 Carss vAs soodssa .
lannine ssmp ahs1a tsn nslss % sSasa,
had ous q In Ians badly intsEed senns
DAVE GO bY hetBa gtraak b. . aktit
wills sa6un1sriaR - Fon Q taz CT q
tha read. He e1s hRoaaht - this elsy
fuf lreaameRA ed b noe eooA1ad q
his rosn q his hons o. Maasssn stEeet.
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pRRSoNAN.

VIII d. Jeukina, Of WhAtooD, IL
speeding fo4 days 10 seattle.
II. q. struvs, Esq. Eelurned from 9
busfaeast Trip 70 Olympia ana TaeomA
yesterday.
MrA A. ". Eagle, Fl 0lympis. =
spending Q feW days with AfA y. r
kmdesasn, az this city.
Austiu A. Bell, formerly Of this city,
bat nov of California, arrived here
Yesterday uvuninn, 70 attend The funeral
81 his father. she late W. n. Bell.
Mrs. @. p. RaTrAs leaves Seattle this
soEnine fof San Feancisoo, where ahe
vii upend ths Water pFoaecattug her
stndiss OF muaie and voice culture.
Oh. Gilman, Who hes been Kast In
shs interoea 81 che seattle. Lake shore
& Easisrn n ,iluay and kindred enter
priaas. will Be a. home Sunday sveasnR'
Ei@ Nag L. ThesntOn, Who hes been
Rpanding few weeks With her parsn.s
D seattle, lssves Tor Portland ca We'd
nssAay nsxt. 70 resume Der inasraetions
IA art.
senator Canasid. Of the Bslllnahan
Bay Railway ana Eavigatlon uumpa@y,
has cent for bic family. nnd 90 thetf A.
rival here 10 q foV days thsy VII taks
up their residences In seattle. The sen
{ aiof haa wife and two daughters.
yosevh Oomstock, 81 PORE Madison
N.B HaIa and wife Of san BernAFdtno
Cal, Nrs. psok ard daughter. % 011r
land. Gal, 4 RnaanbeEa. Of NeW f0ft
RW. Poisson nnd wife, Of Snohomiao
Wm. FanIaaon, 81 vicsogia; ]. y. Dot
loH and wife, p. 0sahamap, OF BED
mond, q. Draper, Of Port blAkelyi
W. 0erO. az Esampsas; b. Rossnsietn
OF Portland, are att Arlington
I'M. Msaklsr, Of eDobomtah; Alex
Duncan, Of Tseoma; v. g. AFms.Eeoa
OF Kent; 3. ~. Oaden and ulfe. o. Car
thaas, Ne; J. n. Myeea, Of white Xiv
eF; A. PAyna and !. A. Orooeh. OF sal
Frnnelaen, r.. Baarwart, Of New Teri
cityt W. &. Kldare and j. w. Perkins
OF Portland, Of.t q. W. Willleoroft az
4, B. JoipeT, % Butfa; 3. b fAiDel
wife and child. at beaver !. W. Santa
a. Part Townsend, and Wm. A. DeWnl
Of Omaha. are a. the Mes EnRiand-
J. ohlIhsrs and A. OhilhssN, Ct 1ae1
ma; y. & Saith. Hrs Blodgsat en-
child, Of Caympsa; panl BEusoa and y
w. Bouehtan. % San fyAnctsoa; .. Z
Thompsor and A. MePnersoe. Of We
tosia; Jno. n. HAydsa. Of kaatport ~
WI, Washina, % Newcastle; Dc. ". \
Bach, ef niaek DaAmoaci ". i. IA
Ian ana "a. n. Bfehn. q Postl.nSi 8
VA. Dtekanson. az EoU fcrk; Wm.
HanssG % TIE Dailass y q. Bed.
North Yakima, ana 2. n. HAliosan, Z
Rsnaon, ara ~ ths Oeaadensal
RA. whltney. ;. O. KsllsA 3
naaoek ana Al Bailey, % 8eana We
ucn, A. W. AFncl4. az Ooapsytllei
II. Ball and wife. e LNconnsEs geen
FasrsM. 20 New YoFks J. A. william
aon Ard wife, Of PERI Gamble; q
Paplea, Of SDokSne; y. frsedies.
San Franeisso; Mrs.. Histla. W.
0seenA, Il. q shAslAa, ,. Q. Rgaa,
PoFt Townsan6; B. J Sesa. Gray
Harnas; 4. Il. Msads. 81 Green kivs
VS. Hls o. Pert Madisoni R. ca
cor, Of Pert hlAkely; L Cs brssson,
Im0ranAa, OraRun, n 2. YsanR,
TaeomA. ere 81 the BFuusSfek-
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We kngo ossnpls1a4 aRuA1n1Wa111
wsth the 1snnspaEinlin1 aa3Dantss %
earFT aa q asnaEai baaHzae ard tEazHfss
Ssasnsss A HsaasIs nnd an rFspaFsa 10
dallvsr hasaaga - any part 81 ne city
a anv hear e tAa cay e. ntGAt e Ena-
eonahfs rates. anATxEn TnAnzsEn CW-
RXuT. OAlsA ooEnsr Mafn end Geean1
sSrustA Tslspho1s a. amSaiz
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On eAst1is mnrsRags, aoed esllxlsEnl
- Pel1eaa esszfilys ne1HA H1FlEaees
@zg1R. boz8A tlf3a sh1skE. e.. kaUEhs.
ComF11N. msxx1n 8 O..
03ss wifh 1aags amiah, Samaa nfraeE.
opDosiss tha Oses6snfal. unW.
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70 N IMvMxIoATMD

Shsria OoohrAns wired Sheriff Pack
weed % hold ths aeeaBsa e tbs civil
Authorities here intend 70 invsstlzAee
sha matter, and thas II crime has
zen committed. an eAoss viii be rnnd8
% bFina tue guilty psrsoes 70 iss,1es.
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A bakery in Q good loeslisy with az
tuEss eomplsas. for sale 90 tFAds. 4 u.
BAnns a Co. @ie-4
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An wos, hlnsk dhnaunMl sufts 81; al
wuoI hlas ehssise satla ei4 - ElaR-
eisso elose aAlA